There are soundtracks and there are soundtracks. Often they're just a collection of songs, and unless you've seen the film, usually difficult to assimilate with any cohesion. This one's different, as it comprises dialogue from the film interspersed with Philip Glass's distinctive music. Philip Glass's music is an acquired taste, and not to everyone's liking, but for this film it sets the scene just right. The soundtrack excerpt captures the story of the film - the guy who was in the wrong place at the wrong time and was stitched up and convicted as the killer of a policeman - when entirely innocent. His testimony sounds real, and you feel yourself aggrieved as to how things were orchestrated against him. Glass's music captures the mood perfectly. Follow the tale, absorb the music, and get out of yourself for half an hour or so. Recommended - rewards repeated listeningRead full review
This is a great piece of art. You can't help but be drawn in by the music and the the voices. I have no complaints other than wanting a bit more instrumental music than is offered (just the last track is instrumental). The soundtrack is a scaled down audio version of the film--which is not very common and great to listen to. I would highly recommend buying the documentary and exploring other works by Errol Morris and Phillip Glass. www.FURIOUSLOVE.com
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